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MSE Parents Club Part 11
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Big hugs for Charlie and Caz. Hopefully they can get some IV fluid into him sharpish and he will start to feel much better.
Anyone watching Heston on Channel 4? I never knew he said his name Blumenthal- I thought it was pronounced Blumentarl until I just heard him say it!:DYummy mummy, runner, baker and procrastinator0 -
Glad V is a bit better. K also had a couple of chips for dinner, half a digestive biccie and half a bottle.
Yes - I will be able to fake surprise, I am a good actor;)
Caz...I am sorry Charlie is soo bad, but I think you are doing the right thing taking him to hospital. I really hope he recovers quickly.
Sami - Ow to poor Ed...Are you sorting his cot out tomorrow:) TBH I am surprised he has not dived out before now, by 7/8mths K was stood up at the bars of his cot shaking them frantically while shouting/crying to get out in the morning!!!!
I noticed the Avvy, just kept forgetting to comment (sorry)Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot,
Nothing is going to get better. It's not.0 -
boogellyboo wrote: »Koag - you'll be fine taking E to be weighed on your own. It's daunting at first but you'll be so chuffed with yourself that you did it afterwards
You can use the dummy pod in the microwave to sterilise them, I can check the instruction label for you in a bit if you want? Just feeding milk monster again at the minute so can't reach them!
Thanksthat would be great
I didnt take himI'm a wuss, I will deffo take him next week though
Thanks Som, I wonder if we should try E with them, we have a few
Tia I was thinking that as well, I was sitting here thinking jeez is E really going to feed himself at 4 months lol
Hey Gym no I didntI managed ok with E today though, but he cried for two hours from half 6
its wrecked the three of us, Awwwwww G is lush
(((HUGS))) CAZ
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jillie1974 wrote: »aww Glam- you're like me....hate to post when we are having the problems
have no suggestions at all as we never really have had any problems with sleeping (touch wood)
I was just getting fed up of posting the same thing every morning and figured everyone would probably get sick of hearing it
I'm hoping the change of feeds and the extra sleeps will help but I won't hold my breath!It's Christoph, you the only one that noticed/commented :kisses3:
Hope the NN can help him sleep better xxOf course I noticed! Monsieur Christopher has bootiful eyes!
Caz - hope he's OK soon. Not really been reading is it Lewis or Charlie?
3 - Glad V is feeling better
Mel - that is a lovely surprise! Just don't act too surprised! :rotfl:A very busy Yummy Mummy to a 1 year old gorgeous boy :smileyhea
Where does the time go? :think:0 -
ooh anyone watching BBC1 ? Spoilt Rotten... all how our lifestyles can affect our children especially smoking, even outside apparently.
interesting stuff. am going to make DH watch it on iplayer later'Children are not things to be moulded, but are people to be unfolded'0 -
mentioning hving flat coke when you are ill... my mum used to give us 'boiled 7-up' whenever we were sick and it used to work.'Children are not things to be moulded, but are people to be unfolded'0
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Hugs to Charlie and Ed!
Glam - no advice bout the sleeping but thats why C is back in our room. She still wakes a lot in the night but it is just easier for me to get her back off with least dispruption to us all. I'm just waiting for the day she just sleeps for more than 2 hours without any help from me - then I will rejoice (and it will be a one off :rotfl:). Hugs to ya and let us know what is said xxx
Thanks you everyone else for the hugs - not had them/needed them before and it does make you feel better that others are thinking of yaxxx
ETA FattyBB, another one here still night nursing at nearly 7 months (about 5 times a night!) - tis very normal xxxMy baby girl :kisses3: September 09 :heartsmil0 -
Mel, that is lovely!
Caz, popped on to check of Cheeky Charlie. Glad you're off to hospital, wish you didn't have to, but glad because he will get some IV fluids which will help him get better. Give him a hug and a kiss from me xx
I'm off to bed. DS1 was fine during the day but got worse again about dinner time and has been D&V again. My head hurts and I'm dizzy again.0
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